White-marked Tussock Moth

Found on my window screen after our thunder and lightening storm yesterday.

We have some family visiting for the next few days- I'll do my best to keep up with you!

[Lisa]

love it in b&w, especially the gradient look of the screen and the fuzzy moth texture

[MaryBeth Dailey]

COOL angle and love the processing!

[Suse♡]

This is crazy intriguing! It´s like it would be trapped in prison, those black empty eyes staring and asking why, what did I do!

[Carole Imes]

How cool is that! Love how you caught this guy who's lookin' right at you! Enjoy your family and Happy 4th!

[Nicole Campbell]

I hope he was safe on the window screen, did you show the grandkids?

[Vesna]

Unusual photo!

[Rick Schies]

Nice capture

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[alta]

Nice shot.

[Nanci Hendrickson]

I'm sure he needed to hang on for dear life last night...

[Cindy]

Great idea to photo him.

[Daisy Miller]

Cool shot.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@nanalisarocks @espyetta @susale @cimes1 @nicolecampbell @vesna0210 @digitalrn @kerristephens @altadc @nancih @fullcircle @daisymiller

My thanks to everyone and also my apologies for yet another mass thank you. Busy is putting our day today mildly! It's going to be spotty over the weekend. I hope to catch up with you all asap!

[Sandy]

Interesting angle. I'm also impressed that you knew what kind of moth it was.

[Yao RL]

wow, great focus! His face really makes me laugh loud.

[Vickie Posey]

Very cool! I really like this! The eyes are just awesome! :-)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@skstein @yaorenliu @vposey

Thank you Vickie, Yao, and Vicike!!!

[Bev]

Great shot, Ann. Love the perspective and b&w works well. It looks like it wants in!

[Frances Tackaberry]

Ahhhh... okay - now I know which moth that is! Thanks for sharing these links! Great photo!!